Referee/Officiate
RFU Promotes non-Society Referee Development
The 40 Referees Societies around the country provide an excellent service to their member clubs, appointing referees to a wide range of matches each week. There remain, however, fixtures to which Societies cannot appoint on a regular basis e.g. Intra mural University matches, lower level senior games and junior matches on Sunday mornings. The non-Society referees officiating at such matches are currently …
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Recovery and Return to Refereeing after Injury
Not all injuries are avoidable and most referees will suffer an injury at some stage of their career. Fortunately most are minor injuries to soft-tissues like muscle, which with the right care and rehabilitation will not keep you away from sport for too long. Any injury which stops you refereeing is frustrating, but before you can return to refereeing safely the injury must heal and you will have regained fitness. …
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Not all injuries are avoidable and most referees will suffer an injury at some stage of their career. Fortunately most are minor injuries to soft-tissues like muscle, which with the right care and rehabilitation will not keep you away from sport for too long. Any injury which stops you refereeing is frustrating, but before you can return to refereeing safely the injury must heal and you will have regained fitness. …
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Referees now part of Fylde development programme
June 11, 2009 Progressive Fylde RUFC has been focussed on all aspects of player development in recent times, but the club will be expanding its sphere of influence into another important area later in the month. The Fylde Referees Academy, which is to be launched on June 25, will form a focal point for referee development in that part of Lancashire and the North West. This extra dimension to the multi-faceted …
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June 11, 2009 Progressive Fylde RUFC has been focussed on all aspects of player development in recent times, but the club will be expanding its sphere of influence into another important area later in the month. The Fylde Referees Academy, which is to be launched on June 25, will form a focal point for referee development in that part of Lancashire and the North West. This extra dimension to the multi-faceted …
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Competitions
Midlands leagues re-structuring
Sheffield Tigers to play in Midlands
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Sheffield Tigers to play in Midlands
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CB Management
Community Rugby Action Group (CRAG)
A Community Rugby Action Group (CRAG) is a cluster of clubs.working together with other partners. They provide local opportunities to involve club volunteers who are at the sharp end on coaching and player development activities and facilitate them working together for the benefit of the game.Model CRAG Terms of Reference· Develop and action a plan to promote and develop the game and increase …
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A Community Rugby Action Group (CRAG) is a cluster of clubs.working together with other partners. They provide local opportunities to involve club volunteers who are at the sharp end on coaching and player development activities and facilitate them working together for the benefit of the game.Model CRAG Terms of Reference· Develop and action a plan to promote and develop the game and increase …
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